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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

ct. Dlafs Meuisbeos &pinoeforenins af-
bolber en- Set paa @rano Nrmp 9an, 9ipr<
net af @aibin9ton gpe. % 20 Mpe. Noro,
2proas Nften ben 22be Dtt. 81. ~. Mo<
gang Is Gents. Ser bill bline Ealer, Mufif
% Gong, iamt ~ierperes meo Safe % &aser.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

Sen fore internationale 2eiriamlin9
Chicago ipnes at bore en- itorilasen 5iasco,
% be ftanoinapiife Dficerer og SoIbater,
iom ct fon1men ODER BERTH, filler fig not me-
get utilfrebs meo belle Eilitelninsen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

Naar be ifal 8ipre Snofigb at Eager til
bsrenoe ct imuft nbftpret 9iem, iaa tom
ibu, at biuise % fine Nsbler, CARPETS, Slant
met, 8iqeoer ia til % uteb Dr9ler faces bos
gn9er Bros. & @erner, 1906 @iperfibe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

Jarmer NQiancen bar o9iaa bolot gepoe
her / Bpen. Sill tebe bar liot oper 100 Sc
Ieaater fra be nermefte Stater. Sc beilut<
tebe at TONNE / nermere Sannarbeioe meo
&. of 6.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

Soutb Sioe Eabernatel boloer fri Sauno<
91~eruiussifole for Htser.
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sos ". 9anion, 259 Cedar Gpe, er ct fulo=
5tenbist uopal9 al ale Slass @totpt efter
npeite Wtooe os til lapeite Yriier. 9uit, 25e
CEDAR Mpe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

Set ifuloe bore ganife moriomt at pibe,
bporleoes Sinbinss oeilise &unftitpfte vNlli'
eretto" tom til en- iaa brat os ~beorspelis Gnoe.
&an tnsen al lloitillinsens Natpostere 9ipe
noeeniombelft Dplpsninger?
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

Dpbpsselist Mgoe / gnslin9eforentnsen
419 geoar Noe. rneb 5oreora8 at Stub. @l<
linsieu os @ulbranoien, @pnoa9 81. 3 eftm.
Ollie pelfomne.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

@aper til Yiseforeniusens Baaar, Der abb
nes ben 26 OCTOBER % luffes ben 20, mobta@
ses at Miis Yetrine 9borien, Waiis @lariie
Yetterieu os Niis Sofie 8rpb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

Surpen fritienbte Neseren Samilton, Der
ienote Saloonteeperen Noore tire @fuo.
@aloonteeperen bapbe pift Samiltons &one
alt for rnesen Opmertiombeo.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

&. 2pu9 & 60. bar iifret fig Nsfiftance at
Dor paalioelise 2anosmano Ybarmaceut
gngpar Sans, iom bill pere mango at Nfz
bolosforeninsens Meolemmer foroelastis
befienot.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14
8eo at tipbe Safe % she bos UNION
PACIFIC TEA co. faces peroifulbe Glen
ftanbe, @las< ener Stentgi, iom Rreient.

st Gftieielitab for Sernminerins er orsa<
nileret meo Sobn 8aulien iom Brefioent,
&riitian &prtsaaro, &asierer. &apttal $780,
600.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

N9. 8 Bennet, Der arbeioeoe 9al Il Ot1
cep's MplIe fit fin Irm fnuit / ct 9iul.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

Mnbretu Nilien Der bar funoet ipg Dipb=
terit i ct ubeboet paa fieroe @abe, oboe
Greoa9.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

Tirsoa9 gftermiooa9 bolbtes &onferentz
iens &irfe 2i9tale oper 6ru &atbarine 6perz
orup. &irten bar fplot iom til S%pnoasssuoz
t~ieneite. Yaitor @iertien taleoe ODER: y8el,
bu tro % sobe Tiener; ou bar peret tro oner
2ibet, jes oil iatte big oper Me9et, sat ino
til bin Serres @leoe." Yrof. Bus9e ia9be
paa Stuoenternes @esne Sarpel til ben Mf=
bpbe. Stubenterne fulste / Yrocesiion, fang
to Salmer for Mn%leoninsen; ben enc forfat=
tet al Yrof. Bm. 8etterien, ierbeles fslelz
iesfulo Gang, bill finbes ct anoet Stebs /
Blaoet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

vDnslinseforentngens" %2eieperelie, 419
geoar Nue, CT aabent bper Nften fra 10 %
Ssnba9ene fra 3-5 gfterm. Set er forfpnet
meb sobe 8Bser % 8laoe til fri Nfbenpttelie.
Mue Belfpmne.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

8or 2auosmano Tbeobore u. Setber 500
@aib. Mpe. g. lenerer uon1erfebe &abtnetsz
Ybotosrafier for $500 pit. 9ufin. sc IND
% ia9ttae Brpper at bans Nrbeibe fsr Ou
9aar anoet1eos.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

Eileie - to imuft mpbIereoe Gerelier
1922, s ct. g.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

wv uo%ilS 4lUApSIo%eu'IS9 ou0uI uVu 80
Sept. til lite Dft. paa 9ania 9aI inbbraste
en- uetto Snotest al $187.33 efter alt Glib
o9 Sleb, Nnoncer, Eisnins, Brepperlin9, os
anbet Streu. 9pao er N~ariasen? gr bet
Mansel paa Snteresie fra Golf / Mminbe<
lisbeo ener er bet Beitprelien, iom lite bar
ben &raft os Guersi Of Nrbetbe meo iom ben
ifuloe eler CT bet en- Spno at bielpe be Sat
tise. Seq bar forftaaet Sfriften ~iaaleoes at
9rpen ct opo foruoen @jerninser.
9pis bet er Spno, tpr ies lite lensere ar
beioe for ben Gag, for ies tunoe taee @faoe
paa min Slel. &istis ian bet bel life bore,
oa bet ct be ferreite % neiten insen at Yre<
fterne, iom itptter ben Gag, ies bar ristis not
lite opfOroret no9en al Dem til at ifriue LANCE
gnbefalinssartitler / Blaoene, oa ies troebe
Seniisten taleoe for fig ielp, men ies itrep
ipecieue Nnmoonin9er til 5 norife Breiter
bet i 8pen, men lite en- enefte at benz Tom
Der en- Nften, ifipnt nosle at Dem er osiaa
Meolemmer at 5oreninsen. Ser bar 2 NOR
tie Hrefter Der og be bar osiaa piit peo an
ore 2eili9beoer at be bar ftpttet Sagen, bpilz
let ie9 taffer benz for.
Goreninsen teller omtrent 200 Meolemmer
men Der bar lite oper ct 9uiin tiliteoe Der,
men ri tatfer be faa, % ligeleoes be faa uoenz
fortaaenoe, iom buifeoe paa at Der efiiitereoe
en- nurif Sjelpeforenins.
timber andre Omft9noigbeoer er Der mango
iom buffer ben baaoe meo 8repe iom bliper
tilitiuet % os Sub ON at ri ntaa bielpe baaoe
Der % Der, men bpor ifal 9Ielpcn fomrae fra
naar faa os insen itetter. Seq treffer mig
tilba9e fra Beitprelien iaa jes lite ifal bore
til 9inoer for oens Gremsan9 os 1bpiflins.
81 mao faa en- anoen til Sefreter, iom bat
mere prattiit Cans, mere Snofpoelie os er
popular blant ben norife 8efolfntns / Mins
reapplis.
Set geraaber lite bore 2anbsmenb til ME-
gen sgre, bp,s oenne Gorenins lite bliper
mere blomftrenoe, naar bet bliper arbeioet men
&raft.
Sra Betprelien Alleges Sat til be, Jon
bat poet @aper til 8a5aren, til Normanno
Wuiifforps o9yaoromanoenes Sansforentns
til Yresien, iom optog bore Nnoncer % Sal
til 9alerne % be iom unoerbolbt % met
Muiit.
Oe Sat til benz, fom iaa ufortrpoent bel.
tos / Mrbetoet meo os, og til ale iom niite
pS Belpilte.
Sc, iom bill pioe ct prbentlig Opgigr fra
Baaaren, fan benpenoe fig til &asiereren ST.
Sobn 9ope, 40 geoar Npe.
Greba9 ben IA DIT. 81. 8 9ften bliper BET
afbolo. ct Ngoe paa 0ania 9au, @oom 2,
for ale 5orentn9ens Meolemmer % andre.
Ealri8t NBoe gnifes, oa Der ital bore
8al9 paa Sefreter.
Q@rbgoi8it
2ouiie 8. Bierfneis.
Sefret9r.
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Qenrp s. @jertien, norit @asfprer, treHes
paa fit &ontor, Al @aib. Npe. g. gerelie
No' 4 % 5, bper Sag fra 9 til 6.
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- 8lad @iper Sails. Natten til ben
Ste n%ebbrenbte Der 4 Salooner, ct !6otel,
Boitbu1et, ct Store for l1bials al &pe9=
fober % no9le l1bbuie. st eobt Banoz
bert rebbebe &eiten at Bpen fra llnbers
gang.
Mariballtorun. s N%urburnbate, en-
liben Citation, 9 Ml ipb berfra, beriter
mesen Dpbibielie i Nnlebnius, al at to
8rsbre, Greo % Scarf @eabrins, os
9auna, iibitnapntes 9uitrn, er blepen
arrefteret beifplbt for at babe mprbet
Tbereia Tuttle.
- Green 8ap. st Grasttren paa
Miluaufee & &ortbern Banen LIB iba9
mob ct aabent Sporitifte peb 9opton |
Calumet Gountp, mango 8Osne i'm
berbrbbes % branote. &onbuft6ren
flames, % bet fr~pstebes, at ban befinber
fla unber be brenoenbe &uiner.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

BebIte ineite, biai8ite Npbler, Biaeoer,
8ammer, Carpets % Curtains babes paa
Eager bos Sope, Bolb & 60.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

Sat oa eta Ben
/ bet gamle Qanb, faa Lab bam faa npoe
gpbt' al "5elt>@aabet." Set foiter fun
$3.50.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

STUDENT 9apbal ct fommet tilba9e til Nttn'
neapolis os tenfer paa at itubere Iinter.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

Sine Sea uncoloreo Sapau gn8liib Breats
fat @unpouoer Sea hos 6. Sacobien, 1914
act. g.
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minneapolis.

Naenter pnlfes, Bog $40 9th, COB Be
falling.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

- Stouebton. Groiten bar lite an
rettet ipnoerlis Staoe paa Tobaffen, oa
oenne allerebe for Stsritebelen bar inbz
bbitet. -'...@
Cigar Girmaet Ninsmortb & Senien
er oplpit, os 5orretninsen fortiettes at
fpritnRbnte Meblem.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

Hay big bales. .........o.OOWo.o
Butter, creameries.
diaries. ............18@2
- packing. o@lU
Eggs.
minneapolis.
Nsenter snites, Bog $40 9th, COB Be-
talin8.
EiIeie - to imuft meblereoe 8erelier
1922, 5 ct. g.
Soutb @ioe Eabernatel boloer fr1 Sauno<
9~leruinssitole for @tser.
N. 8 Bennet, Der arbeioebe 9au & Ou>
GERS Mpue fit fin Mrm fnuit / ct Siul.
STUDENT Sapbal er fom1met tilba9e til Nein<
neapolis % tenfer paa at ituoere 8inter.
Mnbrem Milien Der bar funoet ipg iDipb=
terit i ct ubebpet paa fierbe @abe, oboe
Greoag.
Sine Sea uncoloreo Sapan gn9liib 8reat<
fat @unpo,uoer Sea hos 6. Sacobien, 1914
ct. g.
Bebjte Eneite, biIisite Mebler, Biaeoer,
@ammer, CARPETS % Curtains babes paa
2aeer bos Sope, @olo & 60.
penrp s. @jertien, norit Sasfprer, trefes
paa fit &ontor, Al @aib. Npe. g. Werelle
No' 4 os 5, bper Sag fra 9 til 6.
8eb at fipbe Safe % She bos UNION
PACIFIC TEA co. faces peroifulbe Glen
ftanoe, @las< eller Stentpi, iom Hreient.
ct Mttieielifab for S%ernminerin8 CT or9a<
uileret meb Sobn Yaulien iom &reiioent,
&rttiau &prt9aaro, &asierer. &apttal $780,
600.
Opbpggeli9t Wegoe / gn9ltngeforentn9e1
419 Cedar Npe. meb 5oreorag at Stuo. 81
lingien oe @ulbranbien, @pnoa8 81. 3 gftm.
lIIe belfDmne.
sos u. 9anion, 259 geoar Npe., er ct fulo=
itenoist uopals al ale Slass @totpi efter
npeite Ntooe os til lapeite Yriier. 9uit, 259
CEDAR Ine.
Surpen frifienbte Neseren Samilton, Der
fenbte Saloonfeeperen Moore tire Club.
Saloonfeepereu bapbe piit 9amiltons &one
alt for me9en Opmerfiombeo.
@aper til Biseforeningens Baaar, Der aabs
,1es ben 26 OCTOBER % luffes ben 20, mootas
ges at Miis Yetrine Eborien, Miis @lariie
9etterieu os Miis Sofie @rps.
Garmer Nqiancen bar o9iaa bolot Utpoe
her / Bpen. Eiliteoe bar liot oper 100 Sc
leQater fra be n9rmeite Stater. Sc beilut'
tebe at TONNE / nermere Sau1arbeioe met
6. Of 6.
&. 2pns & 60. bar iitret fig Nsfiitance al
Dor paalibelise 2anosmano Bbarmaceui
gngpar Sans, iom bill bore mango at gfs
bolosforeniusens Yteolemmer foroelastie
befienot. .
yDuslinseforeutnsens" 2eieperelie, Ais
CEDAR Mpe., er aabent bper often fra 10 %
@pnbasene fra 3-5 gfterm. Bet er foripne'
meo sobe Bpser % 8laoet til fri sfbenpttelie
Mle Gelfomne.
8or 2anosmanb 9beobore u. Setber 52s
@aib. Mpe. g. leperer uomerfeoe &abinets:
Ybotosrafier for $500 pr. 9uiin. sc mi
% iasttae Brbper al bans Nrbeioe fpr 81
9aar anoetteos.
Set ifuloe bore 9anife morion1t at pioe
bporlebes Sinoin9s oeili8e &uniitpffe yNlli
9retto" Tom til en- iaa brat % ~beorBpelig gnbe
&an tnsen al 11bitillinsens Natpostere 9ip'
uu9enfombelft O~plpsninser?
Sen fore internationale 2eiriamlin9
Chicago ipnes at bore en- i~torilaseu Siasco
% be %ffanbinapiife Dftcerer % Solbater
iom CT tommen ODER BERTH, fbler fig not me
get utilfreos meb belle 9~iitelninsen.
Naar be ifal sipre Snofipb al Sa9er til
bsrenoe ct imuft ubitpret 9ien,, iaa ton
ibu, at bi0ise % fine Nsbler, Carpets, SIAM
mer, 8tueoer ia til % meo Drsler faces boi
gn9er Bros. & @erner, 1906 8iperfibe.
5sl8emoe Herioner bar peo Sielpeforenin
gems 8aaar punoet @ienftanoe, Der er til Nf
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-14

Lad hver Prohibitionist gjsre sit
til at faa Diet udbredt. Republ1ca-
nerne roser sig at, hvad de har gjort.
Lad os blive island til at rose os at,
hvad vi gjer! Gjer noget!
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
VIII There BE Railroads in Heaven?

And now in the dark watches Of the night
my Weakening thoughts think of these guardi-
ans Of the public safety who ut all hours and
in all weather are ON duty. l think of them
rs they are all over this broad land plotting
the thousands-yea, ten thousands-of moving
trains over the bridges and through tunnels
and along the cliffs and around the curves,
and | wish that could be lifted up high in the
heavens and see them all at once and follow
them like bird from the rising to the setting
of the sun.
What a sight 1t would be!
Swedenborg says that the good people of
the world will pursue the same occupations
in the next that they do here-that is, such
occupations as are not inconsistent with q
heavenly life, such as music and poetry and
song and literature and architecture and
astronomy, sculpture and growing fruits and
flowers and evergreens and other refined call
ings.
II that be SO then there Will be railroads in
heaven and locomotives that move by cleo
tricity and cars built Of rosewood and pearl
with silver wheels studded with diamonds and
rolling on golden rails. They will be elevated
railways. and will course along the tops of
the beautiful trees, whose flowers are perfume
and whose leaves are for the healing of the
nation.
And now my prayer is, may these conduc-
tors be there 10 run them and may there be a
long haul and free passes, and may we all be
there to ride Bill Arp in Atlanta Consttu-
ton.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

We are pleased 70 announce the establish
rpent in our city Of first-class bicycle depot
where not only the highest grade machines
are Kept, but where all supplies can he had
ct any time. Messrs Hyde q Humble have
been appointed sole agents Tor the noted
Victor wheels, aud will keep line on hand
at all times Of both light Koadsters and Safe
ties Too much cannot be said OF the gen
eraI excellency Of their light ROADSTER which,
besides being the easiest riding and the
strongest machine ever put before the pub
lie, possesses several other points Of superior
ity which commend il 20 the notice Of both
amateurs and professionals. Their Safety
we believe, is the frat one shown in Wichita
and the general verdict il. Just the thing for
professional men and others who are toe
busy TO learn 70 ride. lt--ot
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
Difficulties in the Lodge Rooms.

The outside world is ignorant of the diff
culties often existing within the lodge rooms.
Take my case. for instance. Why, sir, as
prominent official of q secret society, l have
in all my late visits to the lodges of a certain
order carried q British bull dog in my hip
pocket. and have been expecting 70 make use
of it at any moment, simply for the reason
that, as a sworn officer, have been doing
what the rules of the order dictate that l
should do. More than this, l have been
threatened right on the public street, and do
not so too far when say that my life for
two weeks past has been In constant danger,
and this. too, in society where men had
sworn TO love and protect one another
Secret Society Official il Globe Democrat
Helen SpUrrell. of London, has made a
translation Of the Bible which is highly
praised by scholars, and is said TO be far
more enjoyable to the English reader than
the revised version Of tins committee. tbs
lady, we are told, seems TO have drunk in tie
dramatic spirit OF the Hebrew more pro-
foundly than the male tranSlatcrs, while her
original arrangement OF the Psalms, Song Of
| Solomon, and several other books, furnishes q
KEY to a clearer interpretation. In the lam
guage OF a reviewer, NO translator IN the
| future viii venture TO ignore her work. =
DemoreSts.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
The Art of Engraving.

Seymour Haden has labored zealously TO
awaker,interest in the art, and various artists
have been induced TO do something in this
direction. but there is not much vitality in
the attempt thus far. MezzotintS by Joseph
Knight and 4 few Others are occasionally
published, but any account OF engraving TO-
dav is much like an obituary. In our own
country the first engraver Of the figure,
Asher b. Durand, died last September. Our
first landscape engrayer. james Smile, died
two years ago. Richie and Sartain, who
have done considerable work in mezzotint as
well as line, have engraved no plates Of re-
cent years. and Mr.. Marshall is almost the
only one VINO seeks to carry out IN an ambl-
tious way the traditions of an older school
There is no new school springing Up, here or IN
England, and on the continent the art Is Ian
gushing There are no signs of revival;
indeed present tastes and the use OF photos-
raphy in the printing press indicate the con-
trary, and it seems probable that IN very
short time engraving as an art viii be ex-
tinct.-Chicago Herald.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
He Had TO WHIT.

On a Michigan Central train the other day
as the "butcher' came into the car with a
basket of oranges an Old man, whose wife sat
beside him. was very anxious to buy half a
dozen. but she waved the boy on with:
ale can't have 'em He never eats one
without the juice runs down on his shirt
bosom"
"Shool huJ want two or three, Hammer"
he Protes,te9, d, ..,,..-,,s, w., ...,,. -, .,.
cramps and raise great row. don't you!'
The boy soon returned with boxed figs, and
the old man beclloned to him and began TO
lick his chops.
"Pass right on' said the woman to the boy.
HHe haint eat fig for thirty years, and I
guess he can so thirty more"
The boy passed on and returned with pea
nuts. The old man was ready for him, but
the wife protested:
HE can't eat EN-. It's been ten years
since he had tooth in his head, and he'd
have to swallow 'em whole. No, Reuben,
you LET peanuts alone"
Twenty minutes later the boy was back
with candy packages in which there were
prizes, and the old man exclaimed:
"Tll hev one o. them or-bust!"
"Then you'll bust" she replied as she mo-
toned the boy TO pass CD. Its agin the
Lord and the law to take chances, and You
wouldn't get nothin' nohow."
"But I'm going TO buy sunthin', Hammer. =
"Well. you wait. You can't have ice
cream nor lemonade, and if he comes with
popcorn or buttermilk don't you dare to
raise fuss. Just you wait. Wen be in
Detroit at 6 o'clock, and then. If there hap
pens to be grocery handy by, You can buy
six behring's for five cents. HerringS is some
thing to stand by you, Reuben, and the heads
and tails viii keep moths away and are good
for warts. We've got too old for gewgaws,
Reuben. What we want is the with of our
money. Detroit Free Press
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
Exrryboir Taae~ IL.

The Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska Railway
st. Joseph & Iowa Railroad Co, Lessee, II
the best equipped line west Of the Missouri
river. Our equipment Sas butt expressly
for this line By the Pullman Palace Car Com
paDy, which il a guarantee TO the travelling
public that il Is strictly first~cias- You VII
Ind all Of our coache. elegantly upholstered
and very comfortable In every particular.
II you are going 70 any part Of Kansas or
Nebraska, or 20 any point east, reu1srntsr
you will never regret having started E1ght,
by taking the Chicago, Kansas & esbrssza
Railway. Rock Island Route. For FUR
ther particziars. address Jno SebastsAn, o.
7. g. r. A. topeka, Kan Oh.
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LEGAL Notice
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joan s Adams, PsA3nisI.
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IL he Dlsirics Cossrt q Se3gElsk County !.
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Auxgs:a At1xs tie 8efe-Gsnt q t1s ss9F g
s-tftIsa cRss whose fssEes e rssldsacs e IT,
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To Ra Reorpanjzed.

New YoYK, Sept. 26-The matter of
the reorganization Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship company has taken definite
shape and on Wednesday or Thursday q
meeting will be held at which Henry Hart
will resign the presidency and two direc
tors now in the board In his interest will
resign and be succeeded by p. Huntington
and j. 3. Houston.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
Transportation Assignment.

SALTWATER, MINI, Sept 26.-The
Matt Clark Transportation company made
a voluntary assignment to w. d. Bronson.
Mr. Clark made a personal assignment at
the same time There are no preferred
creditors Mr. Clark roughly estimates
his liabilities at $4,000, with assets at
$50, 900. consisting for the most part of
seven stern wheel Steamboats, on the Saint
Croiy river
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
Burial Pot TONED.

CHICAGO, Sept. 26-At Windsor Gene
terry yesterday just as the remains OF 80
phia Mori'Z, girl about 20 years OF
age. were about to be inferred, several po-
lice rushed among the mourners and took
possession of the corpse. The casket was
taken to the cemetery vault where 1t Is
still being held this morning pending In
vestigation by the police. The deceased
was a domestic of rather handsome face
She died very suddenly.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
A Timely Canton.

CHICAGO, Sept. 26-M. G. Mcdonald
will go into the criminal court tomorrow
and surrender ex Warden Varnell and eX
County Commissioner Van Pelt into the
hands of the law and ask for the surrender
of his bonds, aggregating $45, 900. He
gives as his reason that in case the anar-
chists should blow up the Jail and the re
mains of Van Pelt and Varnell not be
found thereafter, the states attorney might
insist that he had Struggled them into
Canada and so have his bonds declared
fnrfnifeH
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
It's All The Same.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept go. Pres
ton, candidate of the Union Labor party
for secretary of state, today retired in
favor Of John Swinton, candidate of the
United Labor party for the same office
1t is thought that the entire Union Labor
ticket will be retired and the United
Labor Henry George ticket will be en-
dorsed.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
Silk SetZuro,

New YORK, Sept. 26-Over $4,000
worth of silks, laces and fine dress goods
were seized at the custom house today. IL
is thought they belonged to dress maker
named Kennedy. The goods had been
skillfu'ly sewed inside of goods of an in
ferior value.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
Lsce Dealers Assignment t.

NEW YORK, Sept 26-James S. Col
win, importer of laces and small ware,
made On assignment today, giving prefer
ences for S75 653. Liabilities are stated TO
be about $l5OOOO; estimated assets $50 900
to SO, 600 It is probable that litigation
will follow In an attempt to set aside some
of the preferences.